Employee and Hire

Employee

Employee noun - One who works for another for wages or a salary.

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Hire and employee are semantically related in over topic. In some cases you can use "Hire" instead a noun "Employee".

Nearby Words: employ, employment, employed, employer, employe

Hire noun - A newly hired employee.

Usage example: the new hires need special training

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Employee and hire are semantically related in over topic. Sometimes you can use "Employee" instead a noun "Hire".

Nearby Words: hireling, hired, hiring, hirer

ordinary	ordinary employee	ordinary hire
new	new employee	new hire
hapless	hapless employee	hapless hire
older	older employee	older hire
Other adjectives: previous, newest.

No One Sees the Boss: Finding people reluctant to hire a detective agency run by a woman, Laura instead poses as an employee of a never-seen fictitious male boss.

Source: Series / Remington Steele
When the store needed to hire on a new employee to work the night shift, they hired on a really cute girl who more than met the qualifications and a willingness to learn the trade.

Source: Series / Pawn Stars
This is because Nate's a former employee who knows they mean him no harm while Mark was a new hire with no idea what was going on.

Source: Web Video / Five Nights At Freddys The Musical

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